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It means that is is just the best of the best! :D
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What does the idiom just icing on the cake mean?
It means that is is just the best of the best! :D
What is the idiom for bonus?
icing on the cake
What is the antonym for the idiom 'the icing on the cake?
The last straw, or the straw that broke the camel's back.
Do you have to use icing sugar straightaway on a cake?
No. You should wait until the cake is completely cooled before adding icing. Also, you can wait until just before the cake is to be served to icing, or you can ice the cake as far as a day in advance.
Where does the expression icing the clock come from?
The expression is 'icing on the cake' and it means that the latest event just added to the situation, but didn't significantly change it similar to icing on a cake. The icing only makes the cake better, it doesn't change the fact that there is a cake.Ê
What is the name of the song that goes icing on the cake icing on the cake put the icing on the cake slip and slide slip and slide step on the brake...?
It is called icing on the cake
Are cake icing and cupcake icing different?
They re the same recipes for icing or frosting, just applied on larger or smaller cakes.
What is cake icing?
Cake Icing is a mixture of butter, sugar and flavouring you put on top of a cake.
Is cookie cake the same as a giant cookie?
yes. just with icing
How to make a SpongeBob cake?
you just make a normal sponge cake and buy some butter icing and mix yellow food colouring in with it and spread it on the top and round the sides and buy like chocolate icing and white icing and just draw on his eyes and his square pants with the icing! hope this helps :)
What is fudge icing used for?
Icing cake :/
What does icing on the cake mean?
The idiom "icing on the cake" means an additional, separate aspect to a situation that makes it even better. It is an enhancement or extra provision. For example, an employee might get a raise and a better position, and also receive a stock option as the "icing on the cake". Or a record company might announce a new upcoming album by a singing star, and the "icing on the cake" for the fans would be a series of promotional concert appearances. The term can also be used in an ironic (sarcastic) sense to indicate that a bad situation was found to have another unforeseen consequence. (e.g. "Oh, great, the server was down and now my terminal stops working. That's the icing on the cake.")
